EFF calls for mass march against corruption today
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EFF leader Julius Malema has called on South Africans to march against corruption today, when the party and the DA square off against President Jacob Zuma in the Constitutional Court over upgrades made to his Nkandla residence.
Corruption Watch has also been granted leave to join the two parties as a friend of the court.
Last week Zuma offered to repay some of the money that was spent at his Nkandla home and asked the Auditor-General and finance minister to determine how much he should pay. The EFF and DA have however rejected Zuma's offer.
Slindelo Masikane reports.
Corruption Watch has also been granted leave to join the two parties as a friend of the court.
Last week Zuma offered to repay some of the money that was spent at his Nkandla home and asked the Auditor-General and finance minister to determine how much he should pay. The EFF and DA have however rejected Zuma's offer.
Slindelo Masikane reports.
